- Australia—a Victorian state government project
- Belgium—e-services for citizens and employers
- Austria—Citizen Card enabling online banking
- France—Public Service Portal; National Library, account authorization; Federated Identity for the French National Agency of Research; Cities of Pierrefitte and Vandoeuvre-les-Nancy
- China—China Intellectual Property Net; National Development and Reform Commission
- SchenZhen City Special Economic Zone (China)—Unified Identity Verification
- Denmark—federated services in the public sector
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Netherlands—Digital Identity for Citizens; A-Select Authentication System;
Dutch Public Libraries
- Estonia—Electronic ID Card
- Korea—Integrated ID Management Services
- Finland—Board of Taxes
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Germany—Federal Government Employee Application; “Citizen Portal”
electronic addresses
- Iceland—Authentication Processes
- Ireland—Reach agency, developing framework for electronic government
- Italy—Ministry of Transportation Motorists’ Portal
- Massachusetts—e-services for citizens and agencies
- New Jersey—Enterprise Identity and Access Management infrastructure
- New York—federated multi-agency identity and access management
- New Zealand—All-of-government Authentication Program
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Norway—My Page portal for accessing personal information; Ministry of
Government Administration and Reform; Norwegian Ministry of Education;
Directorate of Public Roads; The Research Council of Norway; The National Library; Norwegian Ministry of Trade and Industry
- Portugal—Citizen and agency e-government services
- Spain—National Identity Card
- California—Enterprise architecture and portal
- Pennsylvania—Shared infrastructure services directed towards implementing a consumer-centric approach
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United Kingdom—The UK Government Gateway Authentication Service;
Sunderland City Council Smart Cards for travel and commerce
- Sweden—Stockholm Portal
- Turkey—Citizen and agency e-services
- United States—Federal Government e-authentication and BIPAC
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Middle Eastern Country—Security and passport control between people
crossing the border between two Middle Eastern countries
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